Several of Justin Sacks's more notable articles and reports appear below.

'Public spending for public benefit'
eGov Monitor, 30 August 2005
Making the business case for the public sector to behave strategically and embed economic development targets in mainstream public expenditure.
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'Public spending for public benefit'
Public Service, 29 November 2005
Exploring the practical meaning of 'efficiency' in public expenditure and how to achieve it in mainstream public expenditure.
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'Regeneration effects of "fair wages"'
Staffordshire University, 2005
Analysis of the multiplier effect generated by different public sector run care services, demonstrating the economic disparity created by poorer wages. Co-authored with Ian Jackson and Geoff Pugh of Staffordshire University Business School.
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